St. Patrick's Church, Indianapolis

Located in the vibrant Fountain Square neighborhood of Indianapolis, Saint Patrick's Church has been a cornerstone of the local community since 1865. Originally established to serve the growing Catholic population, the first church was replaced after a devastating fire in 1927. The current structure, built in 1929, showcases the resilience and dedication of the parishioners who rebuilt their spiritual home.

Saint Patrick's Church is more than just a place of worship—it’s a hub for cultural and community events. Each year, it plays a key role in Indianapolis's Saint Patrick’s Day Parade and the popular four-mile run and walk that brings people from across the city to celebrate Irish heritage and community spirit. The church's close ties to these traditions highlight its importance not only to Fountain Square but to Indianapolis as a whole.

Adjoining the church is a parish school, emphasizing Saint Patrick's commitment to faith-based education and fostering the next generation of community leaders. Whether you're visiting for spiritual guidance, educational opportunities, or simply to participate in a city tradition, Saint Patrick's warmly welcomes all.